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...phone interview yesterday, Princeton Review Spokesperson Paul Cohen said, "The lawsuit is laughable. It's completely unwarranted...
WASHINGTON: Defense Secretary William Cohen's decision to ground military training flights for a safety review, along with the five air accidents in as many days that prompted it, may give the impression that something has gone seriously wrong with the U.S. military's flying machines. Not so, says the Pentagon. Statistics released Wednesday show that their air safety record is actually improving: There have been 1.5 accidents per 100,000 hours of flying so far this year, down from 1.53 two years ago. TIME's Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson backs this up: ?This rash of accidents in a short...
...recent action films have been box-office duds at home, though usually robust moneymakers abroad; last year's Daylight earned only $33 million in North America but $120 million elsewhere, making Sly a pricey export commodity. "He epitomizes the state our industry is in," says Daylight director Rob Cohen. "With Rocky he proved a $1 million film could be a big hit. Now we want to make movies for the global market, but how do we get global and still keep the domestic audience...
Misgivings about the sturdiness of basic go all the way up the ranks. As part of a review of the integration of women into the services, Defense Secretary William Cohen has ordered an outside panel to assess training in all four branches of the service. In the defense-authorization bill it passed in June, the House also called for an independent panel to examine basic training. That request is expected to be part of the final bill that goes to President Clinton later this summer...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: General Ronald Fogleman, the Air Force Chief of Staff, asked for early retirement today, raising speculation that Defense Secretary William Cohen has decided to punish Air Force generals in connection with the Khobar Towers bombing. Fogleman, a highly decorated Vietnam War pilot and the 16th Air Force chief of staff, had said he would resign if Cohen held the generals accountable for failing to prevent the June 1996 terrorist blast which killed 19 U.S. airmen. Air Force officials said Fogleman's decision to resign was linked to the defense secretary's anticipated decision, which is expected later this...